📚 docs(readme): change bluetooth deps and installation steps
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# Bluetooth
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- bluez
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- blueman
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# CLI / TUI
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- bat
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- needrestart
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- paccache-hook
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# Bluetooth
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- overskride
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# CLI / TUI
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- cava
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- pacseek
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- **Bluetooth**
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Lets start installing the Bluetooth packages:
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Lets start by installing bluez (bluetooth support) and overskride (GUI):
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```bash
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yay -Sy bluez bluez-utils blueman
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yay -Sy bluez overskride
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```
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After installing the required packages, we have to start the Bluetooth service. With systemd is pretty straightforward:
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```bash
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systemctl --user enable bluetooth.service
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systemctl --user start bluetooth.service
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systemctl --user enable --now bluetooth.service
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```
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Now launch overskride and there you have it.
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- **Icon Theme**
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First off, we have to download the icon package from the releases page of their repo. You can do it very easily by using curl.
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